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Showing posts with label Water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Water. Show all posts

Friday, September 6, 2019

How Does the Water Cycle Work? | Conservation

Welcome to another post on my blog. For science, we have been looking at the Water Cycle. We need to an experiment and do a Procedural Writing about it. Here is my writing. I hope you like it.

Climate Chaos
Written by: Khush

Title

The Water Cycle & The Water Cycle (with Carbon Dioxide)

Purpose

Trying to work out the Water Cycle & Water Cycle with Carbon Dioxide

Materials

Bag 1
  • 1x ziplock bag
  • 1x vivid pen
  • 1 cup Cold water
  • 2 drops of blue food colouring

Bag 2
  • 1x ziplock bag
  • 1x vivid pen
  • 1 cup Cold water
  • 2 drops of blue food colouring
  • 1x litmus paper
  • 1 teaspoon baking soda

Steps

Bag 1
  1. Get a ziplock bag and a vivid pen
  2. Draw the water cycle (label the parts of the water cycle)
  3. Carefully pour 1 cup of cold water
  4. Carefully drop 2 drops of blue food colouring
  5. Stick the ziplock bag in a window where it receives sunlight.

Bag 2
  1. Get a ziplock bag and a vivid pen
  2. Draw the water cycle
  3. Carefully pour 1 cup of cold water
  4. Carefully drop 2 drops of blue food colouring
  5. Carefully put 1 teaspoon of baking soda
  6. Stick the ziplock bag in a window where it receives sunlight

Conclusion

Experiment 1:
I think that the outcome of this experiment will be…

I think that nothing will happen because the water will go up and down as a cycle. 

Experiment 2:
I think that the outcome of this experiment will be…

In the second bag, I think that the colour will change because there is the baking soda and the litmus paper which changes the colour also adds carbon dioxide to the bag.
Comment down below if you've done an experiment like this or done a procedural writing. Have a cool day!! Bye!!

Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Liquid Ocean Outside of this World?

Today I am going to tell you about a place out of this world who has water under it's surface, this place is in our own solar system. This place has been for millions of years. I will tell you a hint, it is a moon 🌚 of Jupiter. It is Europa. Europa is one of the 4 Gelliean moons. Also it is the 6th largest moon of Jupiter. Now lets talk about the liquid ocean of Europa.



Jupiter's moon Europa
Picture of Europa's rocky and icy surface
Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ SETI Institute
On Europa's surface it is rocky and icy. The water on Europa is about 1,090 miles from a sapphire shape. Europa's surface water is 10 times bigger than earth's water surface. If there is water on Europa than the water on Europa is twice than earth's water. Images from the Hubble Space Telescope tells them that there might be erupting plumbs of water to space. If that is true than NASA will fly into those plumbs and discover more things about Europa. Europa's water surface is about 2 to 3 times the volume of earth.

I have also made a site of the water on Europa. Click here to go on the site. In my site it has more information about the water on Europa, it has information about the water, also it has facts about Europa and it's water, there are images and videos that I have found out about Europa. I have tried my best on this site and hope you like it. Have a cool 😎 day/week/holiday!! Bye!!

Friday, April 21, 2017

Water Facts

Today I have made my post about Water. These facts and information are not copyright.

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Here are facts about Water.

1.  As you know that 75% of Earth is covered with water.
2. Adults body is made up with 65% water.
3. Did you know: A humans brain is 75% water.
4. A tomato has 95% water.
5. Fun Fact: An Elephant can smell water from 5 km away.
6. When the time you get thirsty 10% of the body's water runs out.
7. A lack of water in your brain is dangerous ⚠️!
8. It is really important to drink water because it
and it helps to control calories.


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1x 🍔 = 2,500 = Liters of Water
1x 🥛= 208 Liters of Water
1x 🍫 = 2,500 Liters of Water
1x 👖= 9,842 Liters of Water